MathWizz wrote:
jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
But think of it this way, all the GT has on it's website is 1. A static homepage. 2. A comments page. 3. GT Forums.
All that adds up to about 3000 files.
That's a lot.Ok, how can that happen?
On Mod Share, we have about 5000 files, but that includes all of the projects, the forums, and a bunch of cache files.
I also looked at the amount of code, it's over 60000 lines of code throughout the site.Spaghetti code?
lines of code != quality
Actually, we only have about 15000 lines of code, the rest are from the forums.
That also includes files such as cached PHP code (that is actually over 4000 lines), so we really only have about 10000 lines of code that we made ourselves.
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jvvg wrote:
MathWizz wrote:
jvvg wrote:
Ok, how can that happen?
On Mod Share, we have about 5000 files, but that includes all of the projects, the forums, and a bunch of cache files.
I also looked at the amount of code, it's over 60000 lines of code throughout the site.Spaghetti code?
lines of code != qualityActually, we only have about 15000 lines of code, the rest are from the forums.
That also includes files such as cached PHP code (that is actually over 4000 lines), so we really only have about 10000 lines of code that we made ourselves.
That sounds more reasonable.
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MathWizz wrote:
jvvg wrote:
MathWizz wrote:
Spaghetti code?
lines of code != qualityActually, we only have about 15000 lines of code, the rest are from the forums.
That also includes files such as cached PHP code (that is actually over 4000 lines), so we really only have about 10000 lines of code that we made ourselves.That sounds more reasonable.
Yeah. The script LS and I wrote to get the amount of code on your website counts EVERYTHING.
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jvvg wrote:
MathWizz wrote:
jvvg wrote:
Actually, we only have about 15000 lines of code, the rest are from the forums.
That also includes files such as cached PHP code (that is actually over 4000 lines), so we really only have about 10000 lines of code that we made ourselves.That sounds more reasonable.
Yeah. The script LS and I wrote to get the amount of code on your website counts EVERYTHING.
New lines in binary files? xD
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MathWizz wrote:
jvvg wrote:
MathWizz wrote:
That sounds more reasonable.
Yeah. The script LS and I wrote to get the amount of code on your website counts EVERYTHING.
New lines in binary files? xD
Technically, that too if you tell it
But the script and Jacob and I made (which we were hoping to release ages ago but couldn't find an appropriate place) lets you select the directories to search as well as the filetypes.
...so we obviously only searched for PHP, CSS, and HTML.
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Squawkers13 wrote:
whats the IP of modshare?
31.170.166.70 -- why do you need it?
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jvvg wrote:
ftf841 wrote:
I can't create a account on mod share it gives me this: Fatal error: Call to undefined function censor_words() in /***/scripts/createacct.php on line 23 after i submit the account
I'll fix that. It's designed to prevent inappropriate words in usernames, but since all accounts must now be verified against Scratch, it's now unnecessary.
why would i have a bad word in my username?
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ftf841 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
ftf841 wrote:
I can't create a account on mod share it gives me this: Fatal error: Call to undefined function censor_words() in /***/scripts/createacct.php on line 23 after i submit the account
I'll fix that. It's designed to prevent inappropriate words in usernames, but since all accounts must now be verified against Scratch, it's now unnecessary.
why would i have a bad word in my username?
You wouldn't -- the error says it can't find the function, so it's a problem on our part.
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ftf841 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
ftf841 wrote:
I can't create a account on mod share it gives me this: Fatal error: Call to undefined function censor_words() in /***/scripts/createacct.php on line 23 after i submit the account
I'll fix that. It's designed to prevent inappropriate words in usernames, but since all accounts must now be verified against Scratch, it's now unnecessary.
why would i have a bad word in my username?
This was when I was re-coding our censoring software. It's good now, don't worry.
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jvvg wrote:
ftf841 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
We now have 100 users on Mod Share!
who was the 100th user?
playzooki
ModShare.tk still doesn't work for me. What the server IP so I can add it to my hosts file?
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
ftf841 wrote:
who was the 100th user?playzooki
ModShare.tk still doesn't work for me. What the server IP so I can add it to my hosts file?
Like we said above: 31.170.166.70
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jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
playzookiModShare.tk still doesn't work for me. What the server IP so I can add it to my hosts file?
Like we said above: 31.170.166.70
Still not working. I cleared my DNS cache 3 times.
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
ModShare.tk still doesn't work for me. What the server IP so I can add it to my hosts file?Like we said above: 31.170.166.70
Still not working. I cleared my DNS cache 3 times.
That's weird. The IP hasn't changed any time recently either...
It's possible that 1FreeHosting was a bad move after all...
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Currently, I am entirely re-programming the unread message tracking system in FluxBB. It works for topics, but not forums yet.
What does everyone think so far?
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jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
Like we said above: 31.170.166.70
Still not working. I cleared my DNS cache 3 times.
That's weird. The IP hasn't changed any time recently either...
It's possible that 1FreeHosting was a bad move after all...
I used to use 000webhost, which was fine, but the database and bandwidth limit was ridiculously low (my javascript chat put the entire server down for hours after less than a minute, which is why I "upgraded my account".) The good thing is, your website is always either up or down, not somewhere in between like this. Maybe you would consider switching?
If so, you can use FileZilla to download all your files (it's really easy, just right-click the public_html folder and select download. Also, I like that you can drag files into the server panel and it automatically uploads them.) To back up / restore the database, use phpMyAdmin.
P.S. I know this sounds spammy, that was not intended.
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
Still not working. I cleared my DNS cache 3 times.That's weird. The IP hasn't changed any time recently either...
It's possible that 1FreeHosting was a bad move after all...I used to use 000webhost, which was fine, but the database and bandwidth limit was ridiculously low (my javascript chat put the entire server down for hours after less than a minute, which is why I "upgraded my account".) The good thing is, your website is always either up or down, not somewhere in between like this. Maybe you would consider switching?
If so, you can use FileZilla to download all your files (it's really easy, just right-click the public_html folder and select download. Also, I like that you can drag files into the server panel and it automatically uploads them.) To back up / restore the database, use phpMyAdmin.
P.S. I know this sounds spammy, that was not intended.
I know how to back everything up, I have done it several times (I remember what happened to Mod Share 2).
Anyway, moving everything somewhere else doesn't do me much good unless I know where to move it to. We can't afford paid hosting, either (I wonder if it can be hosted on ScratchR.org...).
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jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
That's weird. The IP hasn't changed any time recently either...
It's possible that 1FreeHosting was a bad move after all...I used to use 000webhost, which was fine, but the database and bandwidth limit was ridiculously low (my javascript chat put the entire server down for hours after less than a minute, which is why I "upgraded my account".) The good thing is, your website is always either up or down, not somewhere in between like this. Maybe you would consider switching?
If so, you can use FileZilla to download all your files (it's really easy, just right-click the public_html folder and select download. Also, I like that you can drag files into the server panel and it automatically uploads them.) To back up / restore the database, use phpMyAdmin.
P.S. I know this sounds spammy, that was not intended.I know how to back everything up, I have done it several times (I remember what happened to Mod Share 2).
Anyway, moving everything somewhere else doesn't do me much good unless I know where to move it to. We can't afford paid hosting, either (I wonder if it can be hosted on ScratchR.org...).
Good idea. Shall I ask?
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
I used to use 000webhost, which was fine, but the database and bandwidth limit was ridiculously low (my javascript chat put the entire server down for hours after less than a minute, which is why I "upgraded my account".) The good thing is, your website is always either up or down, not somewhere in between like this. Maybe you would consider switching?
If so, you can use FileZilla to download all your files (it's really easy, just right-click the public_html folder and select download. Also, I like that you can drag files into the server panel and it automatically uploads them.) To back up / restore the database, use phpMyAdmin.
P.S. I know this sounds spammy, that was not intended.I know how to back everything up, I have done it several times (I remember what happened to Mod Share 2).
Anyway, moving everything somewhere else doesn't do me much good unless I know where to move it to. We can't afford paid hosting, either (I wonder if it can be hosted on ScratchR.org...).Good idea. Shall I ask?
I was thinking that LS or I should ask. However, before that happens, I still need to convince him that this is a good idea.
Also, where would we ask? The contact us form?
(Oh, I forgot to mention that about a month ago, we asked them to point a DNS record to Mod Share, but Amos said "he can't help us at this time", but he said we can try this fall if we keep it going).
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So, I am entirely recoding the FluxBB unread message tracking. That may cause some bugs on the forums.
However, the other important message is this:
If anyone sees a message like that and hasn't received any warnings before the ban (they appear in notifications, like comments), then it is a code error.
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jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
I know how to back everything up, I have done it several times (I remember what happened to Mod Share 2).
Anyway, moving everything somewhere else doesn't do me much good unless I know where to move it to. We can't afford paid hosting, either (I wonder if it can be hosted on ScratchR.org...).Good idea. Shall I ask?
I was thinking that LS or I should ask. However, before that happens, I still need to convince him that this is a good idea.
Also, where would we ask? The contact us form?
(Oh, I forgot to mention that about a month ago, we asked them to point a DNS record to Mod Share, but Amos said "he can't help us at this time", but he said we can try this fall if we keep it going).
Um... the trouble for me is the server. Adding a DNS record won't help, otherwise I would have added one to my domain and created my own ModShare portal. I think you need to switch servers.
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
Good idea. Shall I ask?I was thinking that LS or I should ask. However, before that happens, I still need to convince him that this is a good idea.
Also, where would we ask? The contact us form?
(Oh, I forgot to mention that about a month ago, we asked them to point a DNS record to Mod Share, but Amos said "he can't help us at this time", but he said we can try this fall if we keep it going).Um... the trouble for me is the server. Adding a DNS record won't help, otherwise I would have added one to my domain and created my own ModShare portal. I think you need to switch servers.
I know, but I was saying if they didn't want to add a DNS record, I'm not so sure they'd want to host it.
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